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“Intelligently written, with a hard-hitting meaning at the centre of the book, this ticks all the boxes.” – Cocosa

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Praise for It’s A Man’s World

It's a Man's World“Dealing subtle hammer-blows to the belief in the harmlessness of lads’ mags content, in the end, it is Courtney’s unflinching and brutal honesty that ruptures any comforting rationalisation for their existence.” – The Truth About Books

“An addictive page turner with a hard-hitting meaning.” – Feminist Book Club

“Alexa quickly became the woman I could cheer for and hope to succeed.” – A Novel Review

“Intelligently written, with a hard-hitting meaning at the centre of the book, this ticks all the boxes.” – Cocosa

“A book that makes you stop and think: are we over-sexualising our society and perpetuating a culture of misogyny? A pacy, unconventional novel that calls into question whether we really do have equality in today’s world.”

“More like this please! This is not your average chick-flick romp. It is not a romp at all. Page-turner, yes, but it makes you stop and think. Are lads’ mags a force for evil?” – Vine Review

“Her biting descriptions neatly expose the banality of a macho culture addicted to its own mythology.” – Metro

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Praise for Golden Handcuffs

books_GH“Her biting descriptions neatly expose the banality of a macho culture addicted to its own mythology.” – Metro

“A thought provoking work which begs the question, are golden handshakes really as glittering as they seem?” – CityLife

“This could’ve been written about me. If you’ve ever been in banking, law, accountancy or consultancy, or if (especially if) you’re considering going into them, you have to read this book.” – Square Mile